rudder wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 2:54 am May as well give it a stand-alone topic thread.

May as well give the main points in that case...

I did apply on my own for EB-2 NIW and got approved. Did not use any lawyers, everything was done on my own. Waiting for the interview in 2 weeks. You can always try without any lawyers. They don't guarantee 100% the visa approval. Can I ask you how long you it took from the moment you submitted th...

UNITED AIRLINES NEW TA Looks like a very accurate TA with rates for for planes they dont have. smh avcanada at it again You're so clueless! Here is the full American Airlines contract (460 pages), they also have a payscale for A380s, 747s,... https://negotiations.alliedpilots.org/Contract2023

FL320 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 9:14 am Just passing by - had a lunch today with a good friend who is FO at Air France, year 2: made 11000k€ net this month (includes overtime - basic is 6900€ net/month).

He couldn’t believe the salary offered at AC

So almost 16k CAD...

Flatpay rates need to double. The problem is the lottery system of new hire equipment assignments. If one class has all RP positions, and the following class has all 777 FO positions, who makes more money if flatpay is eliminated? Year 2 formula pay greatly benefits the junior class of 777FO to the...

Man, you really crack me up

Thank you! I think you'll have a better chance as you're a TRI

A European legacy

I was thinking about it, maybe it depends which center processes it? My lawyer filed it in Texas... But like I said, I've just started a new job at one of the best airlines in the world (apart from the US ones of course), and I don't want to spend another dollar on this. It wasn't meant to be that's...

I highly caution anyone wanting information to trust an anonymous post from a Cessna 172 Relief Pilot I would contact directly either: https://agimmigration.law/.well-known/captcha/?r=%2Fen%2Four-team%2F Or https://harveylawcorporation.com/eb-2-niw-program/ Both have a 90 plus percentage approval r...

I'd wear an obviously expensive suit Tells the company you're independently wealthy and can afford the poverty starting wages. Nothing is more important than a visual confirmation you are willing to pay your dues after already paying your dues Just tell them it's always been your dream to be among ...

Missinippi paying their medevac captains up to 170k to fly a king air 13 on / 13 off.

kiaszceski wrote: ↑Thu Mar 09, 2023 8:01 am I hope you guys know who you are dealing with.

Hence my message

Sorry for being late to the party, but I just heard who your "new" EVP/COO is (DP), and I just wanted to wish you good luck! When Covid started, DP was the COO of a European low cost called Wizz Air. DP had no problem paying A320 FOs 500 euros per month during covid. Yes, 500 euros (720 CAD). Just b...

What is AC's incentive for doing so? AC is having no trouble finding resumés, and the only thing holding them back from more experienced pilots is the stingy flat pay that some people think is too great a sacrifice. Do you think Delta or American had trouble finding resumés? All the regional pilots...

And now American! https://onemileatatime.com/news/american-airlines-pilot-pay/ A 737 Captain will make 475k usd, that means 655k cad. A 777 Captain will make 590k usd, that means 813k cad. Even if the AC pilots get a 100% raise, they will still be very far from the salaries people are getting south ...

Voted! Delta pilots get a 34% raise

So after doing an interview a not too short time ago just received a response regarding the psychological assessment. Request do a follow with their Dr. Please tell me someone else has gotten this somewhere out there? What’s the deal with this interview? Didn’t think I was :rolleyes: but now I’m no...

So after doing an interview a not too short time ago just received a response regarding the psychological assessment. Request do a follow with their Dr. Please tell me someone else has gotten this somewhere out there? What’s the deal with this interview? Didn’t think I was :rolleyes: but now I’m no...

At least there are some people on Air Canada's payroll that are brave enough not to take any concessions and got a big raise

I said I failed a checkride when I interviewed a few months ago, and I still got hired. They want you to be honest.

altiplano wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 1:22 am Wasting time? Are you only interested in a job if it starts in September?

Of course not. But people here are saying that from September on it will only be Jazz GSs, hence my question. I'm just trying to understand...

Boeingman wrote: ↑Tue Aug 02, 2022 1:11 pm Sept will be all jazz. There is one more Aug GS, will be last OTS. There are 32 in Aug 1 GS all OTS.

Does it mean that OTS guys interviewing at the end of August are wasting their time?

Yes, I did receive the confirmation email.
After 3 months I sent an email to HR just to be sure, they confirmed my application is in their system and that I will be contacted if/when they decide to do so

JHR wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 8:31 pm Hopefully flat pay will be abolished now that GS courses are going unfilled

I'de be very surprised: applied the 1st day of the job posting, 8500h tt, PIC on 737 and 320, bilingual French/English, Bachelor's degree, and can't even get a call for an interview